Pride Progress Crochet Cowl - 2 sessions

This June share your pride through crochet! The Pride & Progress Cowl takes inspiration from the Progress Pride Flag created by Daniel Quasar. Like the flag, the cowl builds on the traditional rainbows, joining them with mitered stripes representing transgender people, people of color, and those impacted by HIV/AIDS. Its modular construction - four squares forming a continuous tube - symbolizes the progress we can make when we come together and prioritize inclusion.

Limited to 5 students (16yrs of age or older); 2 students are required for class to meet. If a class is cancelled due to low enrollment, you will receive a full refund.

• Level:  advanced beginner or intermediate, you must already be a confident crocheter
  
• We provide: the expertise
  
• You bring:  yourself, a copy of the pattern (available via Ravelry in-store (we can print it for you), fingering weight yarn, approximately 763 yards of eleven colors (please look at the pattern for further information on specific color yardage - you'll need just 25 yards of white but 90 yards of brown!), US D crochet hook, and a tapestry needle. Don't forget that we offer 15% off all materials purchased for class.
  
• Class length: 2 1/2 hours each session for a total of 5 hours
  

Class meets Sunday, June 1 and 15 at 11 AM